At 20-25% down you’d be borrowing a max of 75K so they may object due to not enough “meat on the bone”.

Whether lease option, owner finance,.... our objective was to  "Increase the potential buyer pool for the property"  

Not knowing the offer/inspection contingency terms, would generally seem that if you don't want the property due to these items, it would be time to give the seller a notice of defects you object to and if they have a right to cure in the WI Offer, they can agree to fix those items before closing and move along or tell you they won't fix them and the deal is dead (or if they weren't given the right to cure defects, the deal would be dead) but again, would need your agent knowing the terms to discuss with you or an attorney or advice from both. 

well, I hope their "platform" does a better job in their Apps than they do at identifying population centers;) An objective person not influenced by a slick sales pitch will stick with BiggerPockets.

Our property management company ensures a thorough tenant placement process by utilizing a scorecard and point system, allowing us to select the most qualified tenants for our rental properties based on objective criteria and evaluation.

Yes cash flow first objective but also thought the area could appreciate in terms of new developments.  

They will hold public hearings, the applicant can attend to make the case, all the neighbors can attend and object, the county commissioners will vote on it in the end.

I self represented in this acquisition and worked closely with the sellers(RE firm) to help keep closing costs down.I worked with the local bank that understood our objectives of investing into our local community and providing access to resources that are not currently present.

My objective is acquiring properties, not putting short-term cash in my pocket, but this strategy will keep me on a sustainable path of serial BRRRRs.

Objective: I am looking into starting a airbnb business, specifically single family residence.